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Determined to CIo.r the saIoons,

CorNCU. BLUFFS, Iowa, June 3.-All
the hotel keepers in the city have been
summoned to show why iniunctions should
not be granted against them. All the
owners Property where enjoined saloons
are still running are being arrested and
placed under bonds OF 800 each toappear
ia the District Court for contempt The
petitions for iuiuuctions include all saloons,
wholesale houses and brewerles in the city
The general feeling is that they must all
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4 Cnroner,r K>tranr,iinar, stnIcncnl.

LONDON, June 3.-Dr. nanIord Thomas,
one of the Metropolitan Coronera, has made
an extraordinary statement apropos oi the
death by sullocation of lIttlc child from
being Accidentally Y smothcrcd in bed by I;s
parents, declaring that hc had had over
two hundred such cases before him. Dr.
Thomas suggests a cot as an alternative,
and dcnouncrs the practice of babes sleep
ing between their parents.
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nlnrss at ClarIkshnrE.

Special TlCgram 10 he Register.
CLARKsBrEG, W. VA, June Last
night Mrs. Joseph G. Thompson was
stricken with paralysis. 1t is hardly likely
that she will recover.
Hon. John Ruhl, of the firm of Ruhl,
Koblegard Il Co. was taken very Ill and
is now in a critical condition.
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Pu,I,IIer4 strike.

PrrTSBURG, June 3.--The puddierS en-
Moved ,t the National rolling mill at Me
Eeesport, Pa. struck to-day for ten per
cent advance in wages, and the pudding
department has been closed down Se'eral
hundred men are idle.
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Sunday Newspaper Trains stopped.

Hartford, CONN, June The kall-
road Commissioners have issued their
rdict forbidding the Sunday morning
newspaper train in this State. This order
will also cut of the delivery OF New York
p,pers in Massachusetts. The law was
nass4d at the last session of the LeglsIa'
ture and allows only the running of mail
trains for public necessity.
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Cardinnnd Killen Sign.

MINNElpnLIS, June 3.-ThIS afternoon
Patsy Cardiff and Pat Killen signed artl-
clcs OF agreement for a ten round fight
with small gloves, at Minneapolis, August
9TH. the winner to take - and the loser =,
per cent of the receipts. Each has posted
a fnrIrif of $3.50.
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Special q r.~rr, u". E.at|sr.
kALANAZOo, MICII., June &.-/ants-
vile won the second game here to-day,
from the home club. in the presence OF a
thousand pcop.e. The winning run was
made the sImc as yesterday by the bats
man being hit by the pitcher. Score:
IyxI<,,s ......l . 1 G7 S9
Nulamalu.r .............U % U . - y D. .
Isur-yiIIr r.......... 90 Oh % q % % % - l. ;
Hits. Kalamazoo 10, GAINESVILLE .; rr.
rurs. EuIamuLOo ., Zanc-yIIlr :.
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oh, give me teeth sound, white and neat,
oh, 1--WE me breath that's pure and sweet,
Oh, give me rosy, healthIul gums,
And | will meet whatever comes;
Whatever troubles may beiall,
With SOZODONT III meet them all.
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DcLcsscp.' Objection Approved,

LONDON, June 3--Thc Academy of
Sciences at Paris has pronounced in favor
of the objection Of NJ. De IrsSeps To the
using ol locks in the Panama canal.
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Will Not Oppose the car.

LONDON, June 3.-lt is considered Ger
tain that Germany and Austria will take
no action regarding the Czlr's ukasc rc-
stricting the rights of foreigners IN Rus
sin
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. Executive EoIrd's COM
E,~tIgatIuu finds the coke
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Two hJ~e hits, Ryn, Miller, Yeagle,
Dunn and Mallory, earned runs, Wheeling
l. S,,udu>ky /, hoSeS on balls, by Mctuirk
l. Mallory /; struck ont, by McGuirk 1,
Mallory .; umpire. Dushaue.
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.-. hg.. Jane .. In the City
ra.s, No..,t Jackson, . white
s.- convicted OF vgGrIuCy, and
...H- "sGrryd that she be- sold To
r- .anl.rru rur thirty days The sale
.. ,- soon r- the advertisement
.i This - the inst Judgment
. r.- section, but n Is not
H.ur .u other places in Ken
.-. Thomas action has met
." .... u' miryorJblc comment.
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uich Grad. California Wines.

Absolutely pure and reliable. Send for
price list. ID. RICH " Co.,
733 Broadway,
New York City.
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rrnf MnoIcrr Advanced.

CLEVELAND, June 3.-PTot. VIM II.
Woolery. of Bethany College, has been
elected President OF Hiram College.
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Different Opinions.

The following extracts from papers pub
li,hcd in Ohio League base ball centres
will serve tp show the diversity OF ideas
in regard to the Imesyillc dispute. The
Columbus state EnDad shows its fair
miudeduess in saying:
The director; of the Wheeling club
have abundant sworn evidence II show
that the alleged forfeited game Monday
afternoon should not 20 IL GAINESVILLE. The
rain fell tor thirty-scvcn and one half min
utre after the game was interrupted and
before 1t was again begun. II was even
raining then, and according To the rules OF
the game should have been declared of
The StrubcuyIllc HrThd, on the contrary,
selzcs the opportunity to have 90 at
Manager English without the least regard
ror the facts in the r-,>e, in this wise:
Col. English, OF the Wheeling club,
met his match yesterday IN Umpire Me
DermOtt ut Iancsyllle. English * very
obstinate, but sandy matched him in that
respect and gave GAINESVILLE the game by a
>corr ot 10 u, all because English refused
to allow his men to play while 1t was rain.
iug lightly"
n the gentleman Who writes the above
will Use his memory, he will have no
trouble in recalling the fact that Col ~
English saved the Steubenville club from
a shut tout in the last game played in this
city, although the umpire decided on the
field that il was not entitled to the score.
Manager English was right in being ''Ob-
situate at GAINESVILLE. as the rules regard
lug the termination OF game in case 0i
rain are plain and clearly covered the
point The umpire has no more authority
To tr.lnSgress the rules than any player or
manager. and when the rain had continued
lor over thiTty minutes the game was oil,
AMI the sole duty OF the umpire was to
give 20 decision in accordance with the rule.
When the other facts IN the matter are
taken into consideration, 1t IL easy To see
that Wheeling only wants Justice, aud has
a pretty strong CtSr.
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SAFE To REMEMBER
JuN NlEII fFFHT uF Tina MIR
rIluI,R HAS NUIEiENWT


7 NEW luEK, June . X. G.. Dun Il Co :
weekly review OF tTadc: One fact OF the
week which will likely prove most im-
portant Is the large absorption Of money
( by the Treasury.
Ofthe Interstate law, there is less said,
pending the decision OF the Commission rs
to the continuance of the suspension. In
some quarters the new law is clearly re-
garded with more favor, particularly where
transfer oi business from larger centres re-
suits, or where the first uniavorable effects
seem to have passed away. But it is safe
to remember the full effect of the law has
not been felt rs yet, because of temporary
suspensions.
Reports are cheering as to crops and gen
orally favorable Us to the state OF business
collections and the supply of money
Speculation in coffee hoisted the price
again regardless of demand. Oil dealings
have been staguant; pork shade lower
hogs, lard, and beet higher; sugar I'M
| changed. New England boot and shoe
makers are receiving large orders and doing
an increasing business.
THE GREAT SALE or TLANNELs,
embraced IL, 600 lots valued at 81, 800, 900,
and prices realized were evidently salts
! factory. The effect was To much encOur-
aye dealers in woolcns generally, and
though little improvement is yet
seen IN the demand for clothes
Plain wool growers and manufacturers
are gradually approaching each other
| Western growers were reported
pleased at sales generally a little above
prices not long ago deemed intolerable,
mediums being especially strong, while
manufacturers appear to hc buying largely.
! Considerable orders are reported Tor blank
| cts and dressed goods. Cotton goods are
strong, some grades adyaucln" and the
| corner continues in cotton i'll spite Of
good crop prospects.
WHEAT SPECULATION
still RACES, but with prices lower than Il
week ago, aud it is doubtful whether even
the powerful clique can escape loss. Re
rriptS are large, the supply oI the country
clearly beyond all Demands and the crop
prospects satisfactory. In such circum-
| stances, it is not strange that Chicago
| banks want no more wheat paper, and :
per cent is hid for loans on wheat cOllat
cr;tl. The iron market shows better tone
hut the demand tor the products of iron
| aud steel does not appear to improve.
| Railroad stocks have been uncertain, with
some tendency to reaction.
business failures for the last seven days
| lur the United States Ia, Canada -,
| total lIO against l15 last week and ~
/ rur the correspondent" week of last year.
! Failures are steadily diminishing in all
sections Of the country, especially in the
! Western States, where the number this
| week Is the smallest recorded for years,
/ the figures Tor the Western and Pacific
/ States being hat - all told.
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TonuIIiu NAV bo Evacuated

PARIS. June St is rumorcd that in
the Chamber Of Deputies on Tuesday last
NJ. Clemenccau snubbcd General Fcrron.
the new Minister of War, who. he said,
formerly stigmatized the promoters of the
Tonquin scheme as criminals and now en-
tered their service. General Fcrr0n, ac-
Cording 10 the rumOr, thcrcupon assured
NJ. Clemcnceau that the government: would
order the evacuation of TOnqum. Mohcr-
ate newspapers call upon General Ferron
to contradict the story.
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CINcINNNTr, u, June &.-Tony Null
lane, the recalritraut pitcher of the Gin
rinnati base ball club, started to-day to
Rutland. VI, - fill an engagement with
q local club there, not in the League or
Association, at 5000 a month.
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Mansfield Down. StsubrnvnIe.
MNNsrIELn. o. Juno 3.

MANSFIELD. O., June :.
NsIr-u-.l ................ % % - % u u-lA
~t.Uh,uE ,lIs...... III % % . % ~ D % ID
Hjts-MmStrld IT, Steuhcuyillr :. Er-
yors-NIaustirld :, StcubenvIlle .. Bat
tericS-N Miller and Farr, Cleveland and
Davis.
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. -s, we'll haS been shot at Fort
... STA depth uf {. ll5 feet.
I.uuy Hope has arrived iu New
... Nr FrIpeI>ro. and ncru lodged
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At Washington New York 1t; Wash
IugtJn >.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia ,; Eos-
tom l.
Al New York Cleveland Is; Nets 3.
At Detroit Chicago /; Detroit.
At indianapolis S-lndIanapoliS l., Pitts
bur- d.
At New York-St. Louis :, Brooklyn I.
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Sr. PETERsBURG, June 3.-fhc Moscow
Gdzdic announces secret negotiations have
baen going Oh between the Russian Minis
try of Finance and syndicate Of European
bankers headed by the Rothschld~, and
have resulted in Al agreement for the CON
version of the Russian Credit foncter mu-
tual iiyes into securities bearing /! per
cent. This says the GG.tf', is the pre-
lude to a similar conversion OF all the Rus
sian debt. The Rothschilds tor lO years
past have steadily refused to enter into any
dealings with the Russian Government.
The GdzcIe is jubilant over the result Of
the negotiations.
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LONDONs June "a circular has been
sent to loo representative members OF
the Wesleyan Church asking their opinion
of the Governments Irish Coercion bill.
Sixty -nine per cent OF those who received
the circular condemn the measure. OF
the mino. ty large number condemn the
proposed law, but refuse to sign petitions
against it on the ground that they do not
approve. ~ members OF the church, of
meddling with politics.
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....". ruUgU l~ Is often the
uu-r lttd diseases, bron-
.rHuu, Use Dr. j. n. Me
foo '."- Lung Balm. - cents a
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..u OH. ..,orucd rresbyterian
....aa,. the violation OF the
. .-,rli,e Department.
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.-.raNy WUEELEE at Lust
,Du>r.uU> and death WIS
.. .oU cUf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-06

Miss Cara Gsrfs0ns Of ShaWmut-ave
iast evening" cei-o-ated the sixteenth ami
yersarY Oi Der Jlrth.
Maior q. b. Wright. Of. the Michigan
ucor Plate Manufacturing Company. spent
sunday 81 Hotel -OttAwa' Ottawa Beach.
C. H. Berry, ths popular West Fulton-st
barrier. a slowly recovering from his re-
csns illness and vii be among his friends
Ia q iew days.
J. L. Aigsr. . prominent merchant OF
Psfcskev . visitug ar. Crozisr aud other
relatives IN che city and attending 10 some
business interests
q. r. Grant. Advertising manager, and
A *. ais0er. special c0rrespoudent Of the
Detroit Tsitlf1c spent sunday with Captain
". A. GATe.t, a. Ottawa Reach.
n. H. Putrain. chief clerk OF he Michi-
gar, Central ana O. < ~ "a. frrigat Offices
tor The past SIX years. has resigned his Do
sit.or and gone 10 bis former home, Waco.
Texas he was sn excellent man for the
position he held here. and was hirhly es-
tssnsi BY shippers aud al Who had bus
inesS ,ransactigns With him.
~ r Thorp AssSaat Adjutant Cen
era Department. of Michigan. G.. A e, was
IN the city yesterday aud visited the Sol
diers Home IN the morning. lie
leil last sTeaing for ST. Louis
- sscHrs quarters for the Depart
ment during the National Encampment ia
Sepisncer. Hs viii rstGrn IN time % at
trrd tbc <rsnd parste % he Soas Of Vet
sfans. Ffich Occurs on Thursday next.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-06

HOLLAND, June 5.--In the game Of base
ball between the Muskegon high school and
the Hope College nine, the former were vic
torious.-There was quite a number o.
disappointed people from Grand Rapids
fndsy when they found that the Queen
OF the Lakes" was not here 10 take them tc
the park. The Queen was obliged 10 go to
Grand Haven 10 be measured before be
could take regular trips. She left Holland
at 10 a. M. arriving Al Grand Haven nj 12.4S
p. ~. and left Grand Haven al 4 p. m, ar.
r.ving at Holland at6.l0 p. m, making re.
markable short passages between each port
There was quite sn excitement on the
corner Of River and Eighth-sts. Friday
sight. caused by a horse driven by J. Flee.
man, Jr.. shying on 10 the sidewalks. Be
fore he could be controlled he had succeed
ed in driving his head through one of the
large lights Of glass in Yates & kane's drag
store, scattering patent medicines in al di
reCtiOus
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-06

NoRIEY, June 5.-''jim" Roach. an adop-
TED son Of Horace Roach, shot the latter
in the hand Saturday afternoon. Jim had
Tour revolvers in the house and his father
ordered him to dispose OF them which be
refused 70 do so. quarrel eEsued with the
above result. Ar. Roach is farmer liv-
ing cue mile northeast Of here and has a
wife rssicing in Grand Rapids A. warrant
was rlsced in marshal RonsoD's hands and
be found Roach out in the woods near the
house seeing The officer he ran but was
osertakcn and lodged in jail -
Highee & Hugh's mill. which is run by
water power. cut 272,0o0 feet OF lumber and
1900 lash this week which is the lzrgesl
weeks run since the mill was built We
have been blessed with rain every day this
week ana CROPS are looking fne.-Daniel
BoriAnd OF Borlsnd. 4 dag station. four
miles north Of heie. has st received pen
sion OF 81. .1l0.-F. q. Beard who has been
in Chiesgo on pleasure trip returned Sat
uTday, his wife stopping in Detroit to visit
friends. Morley Is growing better hayn {
had q scandal fo- q whole week
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-06

The great Interest manifested oy The pub
lie in Prof Aouiss Equine aud Canine
Paradox lei tie TEIKaEAA- Hsk.lp reporter
10 visit the car yesterday morning. where II
stood on a siding lie vas mst at shsdoof
BY basinszs manager. t. & Oiasioru, "ao
ushered him into the coach vhers he va
introduced 10 Nrs Morris who "a, reading,
and holding on her lap pet parrot. Toe
central portion OF the coach has easy chairs,
tao hsndsooe folding lounges which maze
handsome sofas IN the day and ooncnes a
uight A large wiring desk showed that
The business OF the troupe was conducted Al
home. A. one end OF the coach Was the
division ia which we're kept the dogs and
place for . coloFed boy who keeps watch
over thens AZ night la the other end The
Trick aud trained ponies are kept IN neal
stables
lew words al this point might not be
out OF place regarding the proprietor oi the
Paradox. Ills name is Lewis, but he -
best known as Prof. Morris, having chosen
that As his professional name. lie was Dofn
Of Quaker parents a. Indianapolis, IND, IA
1855. When but i've years Of age he proved
his capacity 10 train animals by traininE
twenty. four cats 10 draw heavy carts. His
Parents died when he Was but IA years oi
age, and IN his choice OF means oi gaining
livelihood he chose the one be was clesTly
ordained Tor. and oegsn training animals
He MAS with Barnum about ten years, after
that he was with Forepsugh.
Among the dogs In his collection are r.
Bernaids. Newfoundiands, Italian and Rus
sian gray hounds, Esquimaux. Spits. Scotch
and Irish terriers, water spaniels. black and
tan, cross breeds and genuine English pnps
The dog schneider" is II years old, and
has for twelve years walked q rope. The
clown dog, Major. Is genius and inimita-
bic IN his way. The ponies are very inter
esting. The two stars. Romeo and juliet.
are perfection in their line. The two East
Indian ponies, weighing 2s0snd 2s6 pounds.
are very powerful. The black AustI allan
pony IS beauty. while the clown horse,
EH-~ss captures everybody.
The troupe opens at PowerI bis evening,
an1 -,4iI continue through the week, be-
ginning their daily matinees Wednesday a.
=. N. The admitance is 35, 25, and IL
cents. and seats can be reserved at Spraker
Z. Hogacano's BE sure and see the parade
at II o'clock this morning. II will be tour
blocks long.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-06

esils Eg8a rsfEi.1 i'3Nla.rr1s.
TAars I'll es 7aslaess 81 fnsperfzaes
iE.1s4essa2 . Fsiics Courf 1his norHt1s
fsreas tsn.arros. sse IA paralss. bas
deas .6rzst - eicss Tcar se4r -1als ss.'&
sin.io1s.
Ias naraais ofihe dos s1os isaFes Fsssrs
erznf oezFa House tala llarnlls - ti7s
os.cek.
tha 9lith vszd Rsss plGF asieh Essns
of 1aii Hitn tna srginf Laks ssans - ths4t
sii-aes t5fl1rnos 4AsrBosa-
Itsax psefsd tAst tns Coaaeii ~il eoA-
sisef las seq t4ai4 t..4si Co.'S qaD7 ap4ll-
eaton CO ~ erllaasce. a. tlis i-le'sillas A-is
sxe1i.s
1as Aorfon H3ass frant 14s ossn paia'sd
sna l4s s1i,s eolos kisss it nsaeA ~ sP-
pesraEcs IS Dafb.s. 4 q ~oneefi4i Ia
ksoqenlenl.
a yoa 4aat - xisaess Prof Morris
C4nins sat EsniNs fzrtt5x. yoa must
seelfs = sa4i s4rly - tas t-le sor lie wee2
= aaasasily zzzs.
Gener4i smaas . Jiia D4ndy. sal a
hseksaen yesterday 0losriDE. ma.ie ten
doilals i1 l1res EoBfs lEst night bose
Is y Aesp a. 1ssilia
Tee Press Clao hsla - sssEiae us0eshiy
.tIIat| SIS
tousrei cAii Jane - sbea secretary sad
.Eeaslref sill be eiecsed.
fas Iaak eisariDzs or the week entinx
NaranssF are SO e35 "a szainst s5t3 81 "A.
toF tas coffssp p0FiIn< seek ia4t ysar, being
a. Increases of si1S. .i.1 ~
charlie saala. who works the clown
sleptant tni Allie snni.a. t1e Bretfy bare
aacx ra1ssfs sisnts s.th 1esA hfothefs eir
ens. afz fofh iJ.l1ef residents 81 fhis cry.
Fr4nk FsisseF assd "a. of wsalfhy-aVe.,
YESTERDAY. anile p.aqlas via slnsi. Est9l-
Fer discharged Is aa1 0latl.afed one sf his
nussrs s. ha'i-y lhas e vas suTa,atsa a.
tAs aEsf joint.
Reserved SEATS Tor PsoI Morris Caains
and ,uiDe farat0x. the xrest attraction at
Powers Grand Opera House tnis week, ean
BE- seCaFsa ~ -pfaksr s h0gad0nes with
o4t sxila cnafgs.
The sewer t. spper Wealth. IS betrg
iai1 twelve isst below the saEiace snd e
siii take az least 80 weeks yst 20 faish it.
The Nork does not faafsfiallg Interfere wita
tia airest ca traffic the track having bee q
moved ogl near the rigs q the street.
The aue wrsfher yesterday afternoon gave
pleasure seekers A. opportunity - visit ne
several pheasant issof.a about toe city Be-
si,ies Reed LAKE. the excursion doNn The
fger cD f6e steamer Eargs.i. tts SOltiers
Home. Werlich 8 farm and tie Bah Forty
sere lleraiy pa.roaizei.
This IS fixhs. said The clerk Of the Po-
He Court Yssfers.sq moEniDs. as be left TIE
Office after al allllag = numbsr Of unior-
tuaaies ~ bail The oriiIuaDees must Ia
enlcresl even u I an calle4 Olu 10 xrits
bol4s every nixh~ and he walked awAy
EE<ll1 lle silver IA his pocket
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-06

VIII Be tbs snsn 81 y. Mecca In crand
81 Is Tomorrow

" ~ % re -IlaA - . Mecca IN lrlHG
Ks7 Is Tomorrow
For ihe s-neet Of ys sraisbls small boy.
an aii oibs- sawtust enthesssts wso con-
template getting up early 81 tie morning to
wisness the arrival Of .he show. I would
state has the thrsc trains conveying the
cirvgs property viii arrive az the Union
Depot a. abolt O'Clock tomorrow morn
inc lronl Montague iemsrked "a agent OF
csls Erothcrs' circus yesterday. "iss
straogs Ntst al interest The arrival AM ga-
losiia< ot sapN t-aias pcss3ss for the y.3uth
cf tle and. continued he Messrs. sells
reffssc.s-afigc. as he .pufed vigorously on a
Ci<sr WAY IT, nct a. u1c0mmOn thiaz
On end tho en-ire i1vrniie population Of a
err at tne depot oa t1e arrival of our
trairs asnV y0u1s'sr in Grand Rapids
vit aaks h.s toiler at 3 0cioc< tomorrow
Hf9rning Who bss nor seen the slA rise in a
yslr Noshine Lac spanxles aud red
~ac0r CD arouse fhe ener1ies of youthful
ou'o4eif7 teii. she shows catching on
hie'f sFerFwhsre. Impossible 60 acoom-
Vaefsie ere pecre IN mcst q The towns
Sells usr,o- give the reopls novelties and
ft-r fiii natflrfrf Won -sDpeaFs to be
rosifits freissn. raink We vs xot the
stf1nssst fiar show tAsf Wa ever brought
On your citv. lae Gi'stfss perf0rs their
1tfrtlfF ttttt art VIA tHar1 T-1ce than
eFfr = iir Helnar. 3 recen. French inDor-
sanon Lsl'e Brsrnf Polly Lee Allie sun
In. NH'au.e Thorn.nr. William Sells
Bud Gorman ami jim' Davonpor ride
ha1sDsck in tne hir1ca- stvie ~ TIE ART. Nc
GrsEer's -coiea Ataieies a->psar in series -
ttl-t0n7n Famss. the Australian Foar
telf the reeeras of al aero5sss. ne Gi' fort
frofHers poss 81 2rsCisn statues. Sid tie
ciaTn elephant fcrfo-ms iarzishls antics
for tbe ee'acafian oi the vounxst White :
cCE cireIi~ a.s1 tiek es t1e risioiiifies Of the
i1feni.s element lnss. Se-iey o1s IT the
eieverest clowns sxtt1f vii deliver some
remarks cn The inter -S-sfe conamarce Law.
hiaioa ip1- ers. oconlsraag throvers sna
Jaranese rups- Eaikers aprsar in taeir an
iQife afts. h1t Nty eUe.npt % enumerafe
thr attraCtions 1l q programme that reqairps
nea-lv three hours for its presentation Tie
sDtirs lisi ef performers is the best shat can
De o5,sinei iu t1ss cOunsrv and Eureoe
The hiapodrcDe races. ard Pawuee Bisfs
'WId West - The. perfornance amid a
bare af excifemeot
sDoat fsil 10 zee f1e street parade for,,a~
row narnln9f n1urmarei the circus en,is-
sarr ss Sc t1rued - g0--~bixzrsf sfair Of
ne kind zen ever saw